[else]

the mail function returns true or false depending on success or failure, you can capture that with the $sent = bit, you dont Have to do it.

 

you could also do this way:

if($email && $message ){
if (mail($to, $subject, $message, $headers))
{
echo "Thank you for the feedback. We will be in touch with you very soon.";
}
else
{
echo 'unable to send email';
}

}else{
echo "Please enter your feedback or insert your email";
}
}

 

 

[What a joke!]

you are clearly still angry

[Custom CMS With User Register, Login, etc. Help?]

Try this link

 

 

[What should a junior web developer know?]

in my times i heard them called a bluey (they used be very blue notes) or a lady godiva (rhyming again) . I havent heard of the Jackson.

a tenner is an aryton (senna)

 

all good stuff to know, i might go ask for a payrise myself with this new knowledge

 

 

google tells me all the answers here: http://www.aldertons.com/money.htm

there are some great ones on there:

commodore = 15 quid = three times a lady (godiva) 

 

 

 

[CSS positioning help]

you could just float them all left too

[What should a junior web developer know?]

and its that kind of knowledge that gets you a pay rise

[Insert Markup Contains Special Characters]

mmm I have experienced this too with CKEditor, and would love to know how to fix it, it kills the xml on the system its integrated with wher i work

 

 

[What are these symbols?]

yay!!! an entire website dedicated to it!

[What should a junior web developer know?]

or a pair of monkeys!!!

 

 

ah i love cockney slang

[how to remove first 3 words on a string]

i knew there would be a string position method too, but i went for the less brain powered answer

[how to remove first 3 words on a string]

why not adapt the answer in your previous thread

 

use explode, use array shift 3 times, then use impode to put back into a string.

 

this might not be the best method but it would work.

[A little help.]

array shift removes the first element, you didnt need to adjust what thorpe gave you

[A little help.]

its unlikely that someone will just do it for you. unless its thorpe 

 

what do you know about php?

 

you want to put all the words into an array, but your example shows an array with a string in it rather than a seperate word in each value in the array.

to put every word into an array, look into using explode.

 

 

[Help locating a string]

ok, I think i mis understood this,

so perhaps use explode like this:

 

$arr = explode("-","XXXX-Y-A-B");

 

echo $arr[2];

[Parameters in <link>?]

it might be to prevent caching and the parameter is random/session id or something similar, something unique anyway.

[Help locating a string]

you will probably need some sort of regular expression but I am not sure if those can be used in mysql?

 

This post might be in the wrong section because of this ..

 

sorry I couldn't contribute more

[Unable to login using sessions]

if ($rememberme = "on")  spot anything missing in this??

[Log-Out Behavior??]

i would go for 2 )

 

 

 

[CSS positioning help]

what have you got so far?

 

are they going to change in size?

[Bug Tracker]

collaborate

[If session active, Else...]

happy to help, hit the solved button!

[Convert dd/mm/yyyy to yyyy/mm/dd for mysql]

yes i can, look carefully again and check your " and ' are in the right place.

 

[HTML5]

wow does this mean i can use html5 on my ipad too? or will i need to upgrade to 3g

[What should a junior web developer know?]

just to confuse you further its the same as a squid

 

....

its a pound  , slang is a quid, and thats often mutated to squid.

 

are you coming out tonight

 

no i havent got any squids.

 

its no different to me not knowing what a benjamin is, but i do know

 

[If session active, Else...]

in order to access any session variables on a page, you have to first activate that session on each page that you want to access it.

 

session_start();

 

now if you have logged in someone successfully already, lets assume they have a value in the session to confirm this, for instance $_SESSION['logged'] = true;

 

so when it comes to the button bit, make sure the page has the session start bit, then do the if statement like this

if($_SESSION['logged'])
{
echo 'logout';
}
else
{
echo 'login'
}